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Once a poor fishing town, Torremolinos became an unlikely LGBTQ+ haven in the midst of a fascist regime. The walkway outside Mariquita Copas, a hole-in-the-wall bar in Torremolinos’ main “gaybourhood”, La Nogalera, glowed blue. The makeshift drinking terrace I was sitting at was surrounded by palm-filled squares in the heart of southern Spain’s Costa del Sol, a few blocks up from the Mediterranean. As...
Located in the heart of Japan, Kyoto is a city that blends ancient traditions with modernity. With its well-preserved historical sites, vibrant cultural scene, and breathtaking natural beauty, Kyoto has something to offer every traveler. From magnificent temples and serene gardens to bustling markets and traditional tea houses, the city invites you to immerse yourself in its rich heritage. Keep reading for a complete...
Headliners include Rob Rubba of Oyster Oyster in Washington DC, Damarr Brown’s Virtue in Chicago, Portland-based Kann by Gregory Gourdet, and Friday Saturday Sunday in Philadelphia. The US’ annual James Beard Awards were announced on 5 June at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, with 23 categories that include outstanding chef, restaurant, bakery and bar; best new restaurant and emerging chef; best regional chefs; and...
Bibury is a charming village located in the heart of the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty in southwestern England. There are lots of wonderful things to do in Bibury; a quaint village best-known for its picturesque stone cottages and idyllic country scenes. Table of Contents The area is home to many historic landmarks such as Arlington Row, a row of 17th-century weavers’...
Posted: 6/5/2023 | June 5th, 2023 Oaxaca stole my heart. I was enamored by this colorful and vibrant city from the moment I stepped foot on its cobblestoned streets. It has it all: history, culture, friendly people, food, mezcal. (I love this city so much that we run tours there now!) While the town may be small, there’s a lot to do here. Its...
Despite enduring 150 years of oppression, the Indigenous Ainu people still retain a strong sense of appreciation for the world – and travellers can now experience this in person. Each satisfying crunch of compacted powder underfoot was a small victory as I stepped between linden trees, trying to keep my balance, wearing snowshoes for the first time in my life. I used to hate...
Although its name translates as “Hidden Port,” Mexico’s Puerto Escondido is no secret and has long been a favourite among surfers and backpackers. That being said, this chilled out beach town in Oaxaca State still manages to fly under the radar of most travellers. Table of Contents Perhaps that’s due to the lack of international direct flights and cookie-cutter resorts that bring so many tourists...
Working remotely in Thailand is what dreams are made of. This article will list the best places to live in Thailand for digital nomads. Table of Contents While living in Thailand in 2016 and again in 2018 and again in 2019 (you get the idea – I can’t stay away!), I lived comfortably on $1,000 a month and never had a bad meal. So...
The food in Colombia is incredible, from street food vendors to hearty soups, incredible sweet baked goods, and desserts ‘postres’. During my 3 months in Colombia, I ate my way around Bogota, Medellín, and Cartagena, sampling some of the most must-try dishes in Colombia. Table of Contents If you’re wondering what to eat in Colombia, here is a list of my favorite dishes, along...
With the Sea of Cortez on one side and the Sierra Laguna Mountains on the other, La Paz is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and watersport aficionados. Table of Contents Located 160 km (100 miles) north of the more famous city of Cabo San Lucas, this traditional town is a must-visit. La Paz itself is a bit sleepy, but fear not, it’s far from...
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